Comment by sashank_1509
11 hours ago
I might be wrong, but I expect robotics to come before Biology. At least robotics is much easier to verify, most humans can look at a robot and let you know if it is working correctly or not.
11 hours ago
I might be wrong, but I expect robotics to come before Biology. At least robotics is much easier to verify, most humans can look at a robot and let you know if it is working correctly or not.
Interesting topic, considering how many humans are unable look at themselves and know if they're working correctly or not!
Improved robotics would improve biology. Fast cheap accurate flexible pipette-bot would help in many labs. Imagine if a postdoc could demonstrate and the arm could watch and repeat.
In what way is robotics a frontier research area? (What sub-fields are considered frontier?)